Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad

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The Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad was a 19th-century rail line that connected parts of Mississippi with Tennessee, contributing to regional transportation and economic development in the American South.

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Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad canonical 1

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instanceOf 19th-century railroad
railroad company
connected parts of Mississippi
parts of Tennessee
contributedTo regional economic development
regional transportation development
country United States of America
surface form: United States
economicRole facilitated trade in the American South
supported movement of agricultural products
supported movement of manufactured goods
gauge standard gauge (inferred for U.S. 19th-century mainline railroads)
historicalEra Reconstruction-era South
post–American Civil War era
historicalRegionServed Southern United States
impact improved accessibility between Mississippi and Tennessee communities
stimulated local commerce along its route
industry rail transport
infrastructureType rail line
locatedIn Mississippi
Tennessee
modeOfTransport rail
operationalPeriod 19th century
partOfRegion Southern United States
surface form: American South
primaryFunction transportation of freight
transportation of passengers
significance early rail link between Mississippi and Tennessee
transportCorridorType interstate rail line
transportNetworkRole regional connector line
usedTechnology steam locomotives

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Joseph E. Sheffield employer Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad